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524 INDEX 4WD, Seefour-Wheel Driving a Abachkou 437 Abdallah, Moulay 378 Abdelaziz, Moulay 43 Abou Bnar 443 Accommodation 450-3 © Lonely Planet Publications 524 Index 4WD, see four-wheel driving Aït Bougomez Valley 290, 329-31, 10 Argana 436 ABBREVIATIONS Aït Bououli 329 Arhermane 443 A ACT Australian Capital Aït Hamza 439 Aroumd 432 Territory Abachkou 437 Aït Haroun 449 art deco 78, 104, 217-18 NSW New South Wales Abdallah, Moulay 378 Aït Igrane 429 art galleries NT Northern Territory Abdelaziz, Moulay 43 Aït Mansour 405, 445 Assilah 141 Qld Queensland Abou Bnar 443 Aït Oudinar 357-8 Ceuta 189 SA South Australia accommodation 450-3 Aït Souka 427 Chefchaouen 203 Tas Tasmania Achmrah 449 Aït Youl 449 Marrakesh 302-3, 304-5 Vic Victoria activities 453-6, see also individual Akchour 443 arts 60-74 WA Western Australia entries Akerkour 449 Asni 334 Act of Algeciras 42 Akka 407 Assaka n’Aït Ouzzine 449 Acute Mountain Sickness 502 Al-Akhawayn University 270 Assif n’Aït Mizane 427 Adrar bou Ouzzal 429 Alawites, the 40-2 Assif n’Imenane 427 Adrar Mqorn 444, 445 alcohol 87 Assif n’Moursaïne 429 adventure tour companies 488-9 Algeria 483 Assif n’Ouarzane 431 Afella 431 border crossings 226, 287, 289, Assif n’Timellite 430 Afella-Ighir 405-6, 445 475, 483 Assif n’Tinzer 428 Afeska 442 conflict 20, 350 Assif Ouarg Valley 448 Agadir 375-84, 376, 380 embassies 462 Assif Tifni 428 accommodation 380-1 Al-Hassan, Moulay 392 Assilah 139-44, 140 drinking 382 Al-Hoceima 211-14, 212 accommodation 142-3 INDEX entertainment 382 Ali ben Youssef Medersa 298-9 drinking 143-4 food 381-2 Ali ben Youssef Mosque 299 food 143-4 history 377 al-Krim, Ibn Abd 44 history 139-40 internet access 377 al-Mansour, Yacoub 38, 117 travel to/from 144 medical services 377 Almohads, the 37-9 Atlantic coast 98-166, 99 shopping 382 Almond Blossom Festival 463 climate 100 tourist information 378 Almoravids, the 36-7 history 99-100 travel to/from 383 Alnif 353-4 itineraries 30 travel within 383-4 altitude sickness 502 ATMs 469 Agdal Basin 259-60 Amazigh, the 35 Atougha 446 Agdz 345-6 Ameln Valley 373, 406-7 Auberge Souktana 445 Agerssif 437 Amezrou 347 Aufous 365 Aglou Plage 395 Amsouzert 428, 429 Azemmour 98, 148-9 Agounss n’Tiniline 428-9 Anezale 446 Azib Imi n’Ouassif 429 Agouti 329-30, 437-9 animals 94-5, 424, 440 Azib Likemt 427-9 Aguerd-Oudad 404 Anmiter 337 Azib Tamsoult 430-1 ‘Ain Leuh 274 Anti Atlas 373, 402-8, 444-6, 374 Azilal 328-9 Aïn Tissimlane 442 Aouli 278 Azilane 442 air travel Aourir 385 Azrou 227, 272-5, 273 to/from Morocco 479-82 apartments 450 within Morocco 489 Aphasia 442 B Aït Ali n’Ito 440 archaeology 123, 136, 197 Bab Bou-Idir 282 Aït Alla 440 architecture 74-8 Bab el-Mansour 258 Aït Benhaddou 76, 339-40 art deco 217-18 Bab n’Ali 446, 448 books 77, 108 Bab Taza 444 000 Map pages Modernist 215, 216, 217-18 Badi Palace 302 000 Photograph pages area codes, see inside front cover Bahia Palace 299 argan oil 53, 85, 165 bald ibises 94, 384 Index (B-C) 525 Banana Beach 385 Bollywood 61 rental 493-4 Barbary apes 95, 274, 442, 444 books 23, 48, 56, 60, see also road rules 495 Barbary lions 94 literature to/from Morocco 482-3, 484-5 Barbary sheep 95 architecture 77, 108 within Morocco 492-5 bargaining 472-3 Beat writers 177 carpets 53, 67, 68, 275 Batha Museum 237 culture 50 Casablanca 98, 100-17, 102, 110-11 bathrooms 460, 474 environmental issues 90, 97 accommodation 108-11 beaches festivals 179 activities 106 Agadir 379 food 79, 80, 83, 85, 87 children, travel with 108 Aglou Plage 395 health 499 drinking 114 Al-Hoceima 212 history 38, 43, 44, 46 entertainment 114-15 Assilah 142 Islam 34 festivals 108 Casablanca 106 Sahara, the 92, 95 food 111-14 Ceuta 191 trekking 418, 419 history 100-1 El-Jadida 147 border crossings 482 internet access 103 Essaouira 160, 11 Algeria 226, 287, 289, 483 itineraries 101 Larache 137 Mauritania 410, 484-5 medical services 103 Legzira Plage 398, 8 Spain 194, 221 safe travel 103-4 Melilla 219 Bou-Ahmed 209, 443 shopping 115 Plage Robinson 186 Bouarfa 288 tourist information 103 Rabat 123 Bouarfa Wildlife Sanctuary 96 tours 108 Salé 132-3 Boumalne du Dadès 356-7, 446, 356 travel to/from 115-16 Sidi Ifni 396-7 Bowles, Jane 60 travel within 116-17 Sidi Ouarsik 398 Bowles, Paul 60, 169, 170, 177 walking tour 106-7, 107 Tan Tan Plage 400-2 brochette 83 Casa Mar 411 INDEX Tangier 179 Burroughs, William 23, 64, 169, cascades Beat Generation 60, 170, 177, 181 170, 177 Cascades d’Irhoulidene 431 bedbugs 502 business hours 456-7 Cascades d’Ouzoud 327-8 Belghazi Museum 237 bus travel Immouzzer 386 ben Youssef, Tachfine, 37, 296 Supratours routes 491 Tombe Asmine waterfall 428 Beni-Snassen Mountains 167, 225-6 to/from Morocco 482, 483 Cascades de Ras el-Oued 282 Berbers, the 32-4, 42-3, 170, 201, within Morocco 490-2, 495 castles, see ksour 211, 242, 266, 361, 394 caves 186, 217, 282 books 33 C central Morocco 290-372, 292 language 422 Cabo Negro 200-1 cell phones 473 museum 378 Cala Iris 215 ceramics 70-1, 71 music 64 calèches 324, 458 Ceuta 167, 187, 188-94, 190-1 Berkane 224-5 calligraphy 74 accommodation 192-3 Berrem 275 camel treks 370, 453, 7 drinking 193-4 Bhalil 254 Cap Spartel 186 food 193 Biginoussen 430 Erg Chigaga 351-2 history 188-9 bicycle travel, see cycling Essaouira 166 internet access 189 Bin el-Ouirgane 332 Marrakesh 308 tourist information 189 Binebine, Mahi 61 Zagora 348 travel to/from 194 birds 94-5, 424, 440 Ouarzazate 342 travel within 194 birdwatching 453 camping 450-1 Chefchaouen 167, 201-8, 442, 202, 9 Boumalne du Dadès 356 canoeing 149-50 accommodation 204-6 Erg Chebbi 370 Cap Spartel 186-7 drinking 207 Laâyoune 413 Capote, Truman 177 entertainment 207 Lac de Sidi Bourhaba 133 car travel 492-5 festivals 204 Merzouga 370 costs 22 food 206-7 Souss-Massa National Park 384-5 dangers 495 history 201 Black Guard 42, 259 distances 493 internet access 203 black market 469 driving licence 492 medical services 203 boat travel, see ferry travel insurance 494 shopping 207 526 Index (C-F) Chefchaouen continued cycling 455, 489-90, see also embroidery 68-9 tourist information 203 mountain biking emergencies, see inside front cover tours 204 Marrakesh 305 environmental issues 52-4, 90-7 travel to/from 207-8 Tafraoute 402 air travel 480 travel within 208 books 90, 97 trekking 442-44 D four-wheel driving 91 Chellah 121 Dadès Gorge 290, 357-9 internet resources 90 Cherry Festival 464 Dadès Valley 354-63 trekking 422-3, 456 children, travel with 457-8 Dakhla 414-15 Erfoud 365-7, 366 Casablanca 108 dance 73 erg, see sand dunes health 503 Dar Bellarj 302 Erg Chebbi 290, 370-2 Marrakesh 307-8 Dar el-Makhzen 237 Erg Chigaga 290, 351 Rabat 123-4 Dar Jamaï Museum 258 Erg Lehoudi 352 Tangier 179 Dar Si Said 301 Er-Rachidia 363-5, 364 Chleuh tribes 402 dars 452-3 er-Raissouli, Moulay Ahmed ben Christianity 33 Date Festival 464 Mohammed 142 churches & cathedrals dates 366 Essaouira 153-66, 154, 156-7, 11 Ceuta 189 deep vein thrombosis 499 accommodation 161-3 Berkane 224 Demnate 325-7 drinking 164 Gîte le Cathedrale 331 desert 93-4, 351, 408-9, 7, 15, see festivals 161 Tangier 175 also Sahara, the food 163-4 cinema, see film Diabat 166 history 155-6 Cirque Jaffar 277 diarrhoea 501 internet access 157 climate 21, 458 digital photography 470 medical services 157 Anti Atlas 375 disabilities, travellers with 474 safe travel 156 Atlantic coast 100 discounts 462 shopping 164-5 central Morocco 291 distances 493 travel to/from 165 INDEX imperial cities 228 Djemaa el-Fna 290, 298, 6, 14 travel within 165-6 Marrakesh 291 Dôme d’Ifni 428 etiquette 49, 50-1, 462 Mediterranean coast 168 Drâa Valley 345-54, 15 food 84 Rif Mountains 168 drinks 87 hammams 454 Souss, the 375 driving, see car travel shopping 472-3 Western Sahara 409-10 dromedary treks, see camel treks travelling 496 climate change 480 drugs 52, 210, 459-60, 468 trekking 422, 456 clothing 51 DVD systems 451 exchange rates, see inside front cover consulates 462-3 DVT 499 events, see festivals conversion charts, see inside front cover E F couriers 471 east Mediterranean coast 215-26 Fakhour 440 costs 22, see also inside front cover eastern Morocco 278-89 fantasias 73 courses 458-9 economy 20, 51-4 faux guides 232, 420, 461-2 cooking 87, 241, 307, 459 ed-Dahbi, Ahmed al-Mansour 40 fax services 473 language 107-8, 123, 241, 307, 459 education 50 ferry travel 485-8, 486 writing 459 Eid al-Adha 467 to/from France 485 couscous 84 Eid al-Fitr 467 to/from Gibraltar 486 crafts 65-72 El peñón de Alhucemas 212-13 to/from Italy 488 credit cards 469 electricity 451 to/from Spain 486-8 culture 48-59 el-Glaoui, Thami 44 Fès el-Bali 232-7 Curso, Gregory 177 El-Jadida 144-8, 145 Fès Festival of World Sacred Music 242 customs regulations 459 El-Jebha 209 festivals & events 24, 463-4 CyberPark 304 El-Kelaâ 443 Agadir 382 el-Krim, Ibn Abd 43 Casablanca 108 000 Map pages el-Mansour, Yacoub 296 Chefchaouen 204 000 Photograph pages El-Mersse 449 Demnate 325 embassies 462-3 Erfoud 366 Index (F-H) 527 Er-Rachidia 363-5 Erg Chigaga 351-2 Essaouira 160 Essaouira 161 Erg Lehoudi 352 etiquette 454 Fez 242 Dadès Gorge 358, 361 Fez 239 film 180, 308, 464 environmental concerns 91 Marrakesh 305 Goulimime 398-9 Laâyoune 413 Tafraoute 402 Marrakesh 308 Midelt 275, 277 Tangier 179 Meknès 260 Ouarzazate 342, 345 Happy Valley 329 music 63, 123, 161, 179, 204, 242, Tafraoute 404 hashish, see marijuana 308, 382 464 Taouz 372 Hassan, Abu 39 Rabat 123 Todra Gorge 362 Hassan, Moulay 43 Sefrou 254 French Church 224 Hassan II 44-5 Sidi Yahia Oasis 287 French language 510-12 Hassan II Mosque 105-6 Tangier 179-80 French Protectorate 43-4, 387 Hassi Labied 370-2 Fez 227, 228-53, 230, 234-5, 246, health 498-503 5, 14 G books 499 accommodation 242-6 gardens insurance
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